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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-17
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The Tobogssn will not run today
or tonight.
Prof.. X. s. Barrett, OF Bar.
rstt's AIT School, has gone TO Milwau-
kee, Wis, for the summer.
Howard Hawthorne McGehee,
the Memphis PEE, 10 Of present writ
ing the "Ohat' column Tor the Sunday
Tmee.
The motion Of George A. Milling.
ton Tor . new trial will come mp Tor
hearing In the Criminal Court next
Saturday.
-rhs pool match between Oh aries
Iiebens,eiu and Joe Wintner was
close and exciting and was won by
Lebens,ein by q score Of IL TO 10.
The Ladies' Aid Of Georgia Street
church will give an Ice cream soci.ble
Al the Big Tent in Fort Pickering,
Monday night, July 18Th. Admission
free.
The stove and tlnvare house oil
W.O. McGhee a Co., on Union street,
has been closed by the sheriff on at
t.chm snt In favor Of Mr.. Thompson
tOr Clhlm VI tokV w meios
Rev. ]. b. Briney will preach q
the Linden Street Christian Church
congregation tonight on The Eject,
Of Alcoholic Liquors on Important Or
gans Of the Human System"
George b. Coleman and 9. J
seherer, Of the b ud City Wheelmep
now ride 10 Raleigh In the evening
and back In the morning, mskinI
tventy-ons and half mileI daily.
Criminal Court Clerk Ospers ba
made out his quarterly report. tn
amount Of hnes, State and county
va, more than has been collected b,
fore except in one quarter, being ",
1t2 90.
Joe Cole, with twenty.iour coun,
convicis from the workhouse, vi
busy yesterday cleaning mp the ia
yard and premlseJ. What's the ma
Ter with the inmates Of that ins,iil
tion1
"A letter was received by Chi
Davis yesterday from j. A. HollowA
OF X Jund Rock, Tex inquirlng
the WHEREABOUTS OF John W. Davi
con. When las, heard from he "
en- route from ". Louis 10 Memphis.
The charter Of incorporation
the Memphis O)ton Seed Compal
was a ed with the X Register yesterda
The incorpoIatos ara Messrs. Joi
w. Allison, 3. NJ. McCallum, John
q chrau, George Miltenberger and
j. Camp.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF /
Church OF the Good shepherd, Oh
SEA, will give social Tuesday ev,
log next, NJ the residence oi VI
Albert Fisher, corner Kerr a
Seventh stfests. Tickets, includI
dancing and refreshments, 81.
1T Ia rumored that the organi
ton OF q new savings bank is on Il
which will have its place Of busn
In the Offices at No. IS Madison str,
now occupied by Greene a Beasley
an insurance agency. Joseph Mon
donico itto be cashier OF the inst
ton.
-Dstectiye Armstrong returned 4
CARLSON, Ark, yesterday. WI
there me OH ,sr arrested q null
giving his nams az Sturla Lewell
on suspicion OF being Aaron VILLA
who las. month murdered q preac
In Benton county, Mississippi.
prisoner denies any knowledge Of
crime.
John A. Hill aud vile have dee
10 George CAN'T three tracts OF i
In Shelby county, containing
screp. 20 secure him In the risk OF
comipe security for Benj amin Harr
who ls In jail IN default Of $500 b,
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LOCAL NOTICES.
HARPER's for July a, Msnsiord's.

HARPKR's for July at Msnsiord's.
MEMPHIS Steam Laundry, ga I'd ~.
A cHRAP line iron and slate mantels,
also CRATE front and tenders, at Gabsy's.
A. VAcsARo a %. have received
hity cases OF Due de Moutebello Cham
payne. They arc The cole agents for
Tennessee.
STANLEY q ANDERSON, funeral dir
ectom and embalmgrs, So Madison
street, are fully prepared TO furnish
chairs at residences, when ordered, for
the accommodation OF friends.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-17

The great Headache Specific and
Brain Tonic, has cured many cases OF
aick headache, a. come OF our best cit.
Eens can testify, and has never Jailed
In q single instance. Drawn sparkling
ice cold from Holsters Soda Fountain.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-17
Waroanaf

How many people contrsct diseases
by drinking our polluted wafer, when
they could avoid oil danger by adding
ten TO twenty drops Of Aneostura Bit
tets, the world renowned Tonic oil
exauleIte flavor.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-17

Cross tie makers wanted for the
Kansas City, Memphis and Birmlng-
ham railroad near Tupelo, Miss. Fine
timber. specifications-Seven BY
e'snt, eight fee. long; price, fourteen
cents at stump.
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Marriage Licenses.

Frank Gillian TO Mrs. Lizzie Camp
bell, colored; James Drummond IA
Mics Maggie MoOomb, oolored; VIM
Bowman TO Miss Eliza Bracket, col
ored; J. NJ. Bugs 10 Miss Alice Kuy
Kendall. white.
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Accused Of Pe,.sa,ss ul. Cs,iars.

A telephone message was recsiyed
At the station house late yesterday a..
ternoon that Mack Rigers, oolored,
had administered poison TO his two
children, and one Of them would sure.
ly die. Sergeant Hendrick responded 10
the Summons and went 10 the home
Of the accused, on Bioldway slrect.
He found the two children sick and
heard the statement Of a son that he
saw the father aimihis,sr q dose Of
crushed glass. A medical man's opin.
ion vas not Forthcoming, and there.
fore Il cannot be- said whether or NOT
the charge Ia we'll founded,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-17

IL REMOVED NJ rHE Use OF ooooAnn-
And II stimulates and promotes the
growth Of the hair.
Burnet,'s Flavorina sxtracta are be
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-17

In the past six months the Luth.
eran Board OF Church Extension has
obtained warranty deeds Tor atty
ohurch sites In new and CROWN Z
towns in Kansas and Nebraska.
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Removal.

In consequences Of my removal TO
corner OF Second and Madison streets
| will sell ths balance Of my GUNNER
stock at ooa mp 10 the Let Of August,
10 save expenses Of removal. Those
needing q good euit cheip will call on
me at corner Of Second and Jefferson
up to that date. Respectfully,
K. sLAgER,
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what NJ Atlanta7 WHY

the great nerve tonic, Pembeiton's
Wine Coca, Is manufactured there,
and all druggists, Wholesale and re-
tail, In Memphis, sell this great rem.
ely. II is now prescribed by the best
physicians, and will cure you Of all
nervous affections. Send 10 Pember.
ten Chemical Company for history OF
coca plant. Try glass Of Coca Coils,
the reireshine, inyigorating brain
tonic, at Holsters Soda Fount.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-17

60 TO p. Ounninghsm's wagon lac
tory, corner Desoto ana monioe
streets, 10 order your drays.
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Z. sLAaER.

y vow p %sG aSi fs arc T sSSs s,si
by Dyspepsia, use Aoker's Dyspepsia
Tablets. They are positive cure for
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, flatuloncy
and Constipation We guaxantee
them. 20 and 70 cents,
A. RYHKERr and pKRENTz 4 %.
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Tickets for Odd FeIlows' Picnic, 80
cents Ladies free.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-17

ODD FELlows' Posro, July 2slh, 81
Estiyal Park.
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" astess.

A FEW delightful rooms vacant ct
Raleigh Hotel. Apply early.
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Dyeisg and Cieanint.

Ladies' and gents clothes cleaned or
dyed In any color; also kid gloves,
ostrich fathers, and lace curtains, by
Louis Relgel, IS Jefferson street, Mem
phis, Tenn. Goods received by express.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-17

Bids for privileges for Odd Fellows
picnic will be -ceived until July
20lh. jon Y. Cook, Secretary,
36S Main street.
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EsrrvAL PARK will be occupied by
the Odd Fellows on July 2Slh.
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ms, fast ColOrs l-2c Best Sea Island domestic, DC.
THOMPSON 4 STEVENS,

THOMPSON 4 STEVENS,
ESQ second street. Opposite Ces'o.
Exchange.
We offer the following bargains for
this week:
Cents Silk scarIs, lac each.
Gen,s silk scarIs reduced from SOC
10 25c.
g nis SILK scaris reduced from 75c
to 5Oc.
Cent? Balbrisg,n Shirts and Draw.
err, S7iu, former price o5e.
Gents English b ,lbhggan Shirts and
Drawers, 6eic, former price 81 90.
Gsnu' French Balbhsgan shirts and
Dnwers, 75c, former price 81 %.
Gents fancy striped French Bal
brigzan Shirts and Drawers, Zoe, for
msr price 81 rs.
One lot Of Halt. Hose for l0c q pair
One lot Of suspendsrs for loc . pair
Having purchased the stock o
Campbell & Co., We are now sellinl
@ snu' Furnishing Goods At les thal
importers costs, preparatory 10 pu'
ting In . large and select stock Q
Cent? Furnishing Goods.
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Msaken' Matches Array Of Sterling Bargains

@sMph~ sell
at
mpmhe Summer Spring Old
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-17

II. b. suAxKs 4 Co. have removed
from Q Union TO 300 Front street
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svcc~.s Of the wouderfut Headache
speef0e, Coca Cola.

Ask your neighbor what cured h
sick headache, and he will tell vou
Coca Cola. for h has cured over hity
cases, and never failed In q single IN
stance. This wonderful Nerve Tonic
We draw from our Soda Fount, spark
ling ice cold. hhSrkh
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White Dress Goods

ALL our Cream and White
EmbroidereA India Linens
that were marked 75c, ro-
dueed to size.
ALL our elegant C0lored and
white India and Persian
Batistes that were 4Oc. re.
duced TO 2Oc.'
ALL our choice sheer Plaid
Mulls In satin bars and
hemstitch plaid that were
soc, reduced 70 Iaic.
ALL our IOc and l2ic Plaid
and Striped White Goods
reduced 10 7ic. Alec,
100 pieces India Lawn. regu-
lar Toe quality, for DC Ayard.
$50 pieces best Plaid and
Checked Nainsook Muslins
nj Sc yard.
These are extra qualities
| and worth Toe.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-17

TwHSrY.rivE shop worn pianos IN
good order at ID. II. BAldwins, Sos
Second street, at from $40 mp, on rental
payments. Gall Monday a. they must
be sold 10 make room for new goods
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-17
Fine Silks, Fine Silks

Fine Silks, Fine Silks
AT nc Genuine L. ems Blk
satin Rhsdame. . quality
good valse fer Sl.4O.
AT 7Sc-Monkon's pure dye
Black Ores Grain SILK, re.
duced from el.35.
AT csc Black Satin Ouch.
ess, worth sl.75.
AT Vsc-C0lOred Faille Fran
caise. This II u grand bar
gain.
AT s3c-AIl our $3.50 and
800 Striped and Plaid
Novelties - almost giving
them away.
AT sJc-BIack India silk
with white figures, worth
sI.sS
AT s5c, 3Sc and soc "A thous.
and Remnants OF Dress
silks-marked at less than
half value.
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ADVICE ro nOTMERn.

Mas. wusLoy' ssoorure srnur shouId
always be used for ohildrsn tsething, II
ali pain, cure. Wind collie. and L Il. ps.,
rsmsdy for diarrhest 30 bottle.
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odd gettow., ps..s,

Go sec BIisd Amos, the wonder, ~
Museum. Toe. Assist him.
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AWord to Gentlemen
Wash Dress Goods.

Q AT loc-Choico or tho follow. 1T IL presume
. Ing fine Imported Goods, one has nov
y which were sold earlier Ut the cid idea
$50 70 71c. This Il perhaps made Cloth
the mort telling bargain arc no long>
4 over offered 70 tho Memphis new system
n public. The lot consists Of menfs erigiI
the finest French Figured bratod Freu
Organizes, Tufted French Is considere
Zephyrs, Persian D1aphO. the average
nous wsven Colored Grass BETTER NJ
Cloth, Chintxe Colored garments, nj
Paris Linen Lawns at plan, than b.
I0c none worth less than ures rs Of
sSc, msny worth soc, Csc the POUNDS
and 70c- the lot tomorrow while the o.
only I0c. ......-.. less on the n
'~'c """ 'S'' TOMORROW
lines Of Tailor suitings. A" ARE
n Ladies' going to the sea ,,.r uo,b
d. shore or other summer re-
' ~ sold at Pri
nd suit, made 10 order, for 49,.
ms ss7.5O. wm., nm,
.. ,... come and
AT IOc-An our finest Ameri- same appli
les can Organdy Lawns, here.
teiors Iaic end I5c. SHAW ma
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Laces, Embroideries

Laces, EmbrO ideries
AT 7sc-Colsred Normandy
and Mayfiewer Embroi.
dered skiriings = formerly
81 &c.
.A
At s7ic-Cream and Beige
Lace skirting. reduced
from SOC.
At e2.OO-Au BLK sPanisn
Guipure Net for Skirting
and Overdrcssos, In cream,
black and beige, reduced
from S4.Oo.
AT el.S5-spanish Guipure
skir ing, reduced from %.
AT Csc Fine Embroidered
Null skirtinx. I'm colors. re-
duced from eI.5O
AT ONE-HALF- Remnants
sfane Black Chantilly Lace
Ekittings and Flouncings.
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-05

The Waco Bar association assem-
blcd I'm the comfy court room this
morning vt lu o'clock. The first bus.
lncs- OF the mectiug was the election
OF officers tor the ensuing term ".
J.. Prathcr was elected president: Il.
Munroc, vicc.presidcnt. Alfred Battle.
secretary, aud Warwick Jcnkius,
treasurer T.. II. Graham, 4. Il. Cox
and J.. {. Alexander were elected "a
board OF directors
On motion the board of directors
were instructed to keep the matter ia
mind of thl meeting OF the State Bar
association. which conycncs in this
city IN August ncNt, aud mHkcthe
proper arrangements lnr the rcc,p.
ton OF delegates.
The meeting then adjourned until
saturday ucNt, at lO u'clocN nm.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-05
PERSONAL.

Mr. y. ;. O'Neil and wife have gone
to Los Angeles, Cal.
DR. j. a. Moncnrc has rctured from
OIL extended trip IN the east
Hon. ;. f. Wa-ham, of Terrell. is
in Attendance urou the cotton con.
grJs-
Hon. :, j Chapmqn, OF Johnson
count. = in ntlendau, upon the cot.
ton congress
Mrs Craig is president Of the w.
{. !. l., Waco. and Mr.. John j. See,
secretary.
Hon. T. y Wilson. of Dodge, san
Jacinto county. is in attendance upon
the colt III congress.
MIR. Oswald Wilson. OF Bell county.
is i'll attendance upon the cotton con
grc,s now in session III the city.
Miss Ada Nichols, of Denton. "a del.
cgate to tho ". &. T.. I convention.
j. n guest of Miss Maggie Boyd, of
East Waco
Miss Annie lIorncr, of Denton.
state Corresponding Secretary OF
the Woman'- Christian Temperance
| Union, Is guest of Miss Maggie
Boyd. vice.pr,sident OF tho East Wa
co W. &. T. I.
sir. sanford Johnson lett last even
ing tor Los Angeles California. where
he coutcmplatcs locating lie will
return to Waco ia about thirty DAYS
for his family. Waco will lose in MIR.
johnson one of her most active, en-
crgctic and public spirited cltizcus,
who has contributed perhaps n much
as any other Individual to the growth
aud prosperity of the town.
At the new Met LELAND .lno Naglc
| Austin; John Il Boal. Colorado; II :
seek, Harry Il katcmau, Weather
ford; W Il Lester. Cooper; James
Hewitt, Parker county, j j Dotson
Jcwctt, : : Shaw. New y ork. j II
Thompson. : j Abbott, New ork,
T. Imam. Baltimore, Md DR.
y - Barradall' Austin. Texas.
q G killiau W + Hawkins. Delns.
i II Graham. city Sam II Frost, Cor
-iWua: Vhoe Chapman. Columbus.
Nilmrd storey. McNiW j VI Barrett.
Hewitt, Frank Mctcult, New ork. "
iommcrsou, ~ Louis; i f. slough
tom, Boston; Il Robbins, Fort Worth
W 4 humboldt, ~ Louis; y b Woody
kansas
At the paciic-A r. Gaseard. Aus
iiu: j > Curtis. city Y !, curtis
Chicago; j b Coorgc. DaIm- W j
Barton Paris. VIM II Cook. Bouham
ID J. Nuouc,J j. Woods. Font Worth
e. Is Pickett, Dcc,tur " VI llughy
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TiIE DENTISTS.



President storey called the a-socia-
ton to order at 9 o'clock in the Pa.
cllc parIors yesterday morning. The
convention wn~ opened with prayer.
rhc name of Dr. Pitts Turner OF
Btllon was submitted ana he wa-
elected u member of the association.
On motion the order OF business
wes suspended aud the pres, .ent's
address was taken up and discussed
seriatiln
An amendment to section 2nd OF
the constitution was offered and lost.
The order of business was then re.
-umed.
Ihc report of the publishing com.
mittce was read and received.
Charges were preferred against
DR.. Geo. +. Mann, of Waco, for nom
ethical advertising, which was against
the rules of the association, ana the
matter was discussed ~ some length.
DR. Mann was heard in defense OF
himself, and on motion the charges
were sustained by u vote OF l3 to ..
II Wasthc intention of the association
To reprimand the doctor, but he did
not propose to take Ia reprimand,
and he arose aud told the members
present that hc WAS peer of any man
in the association, aud then lett the
room,
By "a unanimous vote DR.. Mann was
then expelled from the association.
On motion, the secretary was in.
-tructcd 10 notify oIher members
whom charge had been preferred
ot,l ttul. a. I IA al = Al "a
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-05

TuC.oN, May An earthquake
occurred here at DIP p. IN. Yesterday.
No one was injured, but considerable
damage WAS uoneto buildings. Good-
were thrown from shelves OF
stores and many houses were
cracked The -ho,k wa accompanied
by "a rumbiing souLd. Many blocks
stopped in this city aud ;hc entire
population fled O. the streets terror
stricken The court house cupelo
-waycd like the mast OF % ship la "a
turbulent sea and the building sway
cd as thought wa, topping over
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WouN>'> ,uWI>TIt> TEupIU.
NNtI tNION
Reception tiNeu DELEGATES to the
>thtc toiiN cnttou III tile y. u.G.N.
Rooms Last I.Npuiuu.

>tHtc COM cntiou III the N.u.G.N.
Rooms Last I,cniug.
Delegates To the state convention OF
the Woman, Christian Temperance
Union which meets TODAY came in Ia
arge numbers yesterday ami lsst
night and the convention viii hc t.
very humorous body The follown g
are the officers OF the state orgauila-
ton Mrs Jennie Bland Bcauchamp
president
Miss Annie Homer, Corresponding
! Secretary
Mrs. W. ID. knowles. Treasurer
Last evening tho visiting delegates
were given right royal reception
III the \ Vi. &. y rooms ON Austin
street by the luca, organizations from
both sides OF the river. the East
Waco W. &. r. 4 being out nineteen
strong, headed 10y handsome whit,
satin banner. with appropriate gold
lettering ana fringe. tho " DIRK of Mis-,
Willie Smcdly, president of tha
uniom Ali the y VI &. A.. room.
were thrown open TO the public. "a d
about two hundred and niN ralic.
ana gentlemen spent an evening il
social pleasure, cOnycrsing, Singing
play lng Htthc various game vogue
lll the y Nj. c. a.. rooms aud par
taking of the gcucruu, refreshments
10 WAS midnight before the entire
party d.sper ed
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An, there my dcnN ic'lan where
did you catch ON 10 tLl' nobby suit.
lit- like glove, doutchor know.
who's your Italian, Nholiy: rhc GRh-
crt brothers, dean BOY, OF course. All
the boys of our set are mnshcd on the
GAUcrt Brothers. Ju.t observe the
style 'll show YOU the way to their
shop. and the two went oil arm in
nrm to order another suit like
Cholly'o.
Are you low spirited, l-tlcs-,
averse to active cXertlon; The cause
is II di,ordered liver. Take Morris
Cascarine and it will effect magical
change.
Buy your drugs and medicines Of
w. a. Williamson ~ Co.
Itch cured III 80 minutes by Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion. sold by
Risher Il Co, Druggists, Waco.
so one can afford to miss seeing the
many bargains offered in our great
removal sale LEVINE Bros.
tismHrck.
has all the best domestic ana NM
! ported wines.
Deane Photographers south Fifth
straw hats at ~, ~, ioald 30 cents
each, worth double the money. Come
and see Us. LEVINE BROS.
Its better to sell our goods at n
loss than TO move them into GU new
Lap robes in endless variety Mt
Levine Bror
Deanc, photographer SOUTH Fifth.
ui~niHrCk,
Bismarck ha7 everything Of the
best
store, so come around and see the
many bargain we are Offering in Que
great removal sale
LEVINE Bros.
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sheriff llarri. received the follow.
ug dispatch.
PALESTINE, Texas. May g., 1887.
have lillod Joe Williams. Come
and identity the body
H. IT, POWELL.
Mr. Powell is deputy sheriff of
frcc-tonc county and received 70
good d.-cruuou ~ Williams from
~lc'in Cox, of lli.l county. Mr. g.!
Block"rlctt uu th' central yc-tcIdAy
morning to identity the body. so
particulars of the killing nyc SHOWN.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-05
OLD I5NIt'TIiQI hkI..

Mountains roppliug I" the Nnllcys.
uosscs trciing Like. Drumk Ven.
CENrREvlLLE, Cal, May IA
heavy earthquake shock was felt here
yesterday AT 1:lO n. III. The shock
was preceded by u heavy rumbhng
explosion
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. Bricn was not paid for II was paid
for to thi- city but the telegraph au-
thorities informed Mr.. O'Brien that
they would not forward 1t 10 quebec
whore Ae was unless II was prepaid
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Correspondents. of rhe E>a.u,r.
EDDY, May 3-rrohibition is all the
talb
Eddy has made contract with l..
{. Clemens Tor an nrtc,lau well the
previous contractor having failed.
The work TO commence ut once.
The wool clip is reported liac. one
flock OF 1000 head averaging fifteen
pounds to the sheep.
salvation Oh is guarantee FOB effect cure
IN all rh suuttc and n'urniec affections.
Chiucsc cat rice OIL sharr poured sticks.
but take nr. Bulls Cough syrup naturally.
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IMMENSE SLAUGHTt IL
MILLINERY

Extraordinary low prices and tine
goods will tell. T. NfCuorsoN
Cor. Fifth and Franklin street.
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In.-LETTER RERUS.
2.-ENIGMA.

(The answer grows in the forest, and names
a state.) Il r Gu.
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the loss of his pets. One night, as his
papa was reading his paper, he called,
"Donald, here is news for you" and read
aloud to him about man who had
caught hen house floating down the
river with two chickens perched in the
window. "I'll write to that man." said
Donald. So he wrote a letter himself,
telling all about his pet chickens. He
said he would send his Christmas dollar
to the man if he would send them back.
In a few days, one of the great steam
boats stopped in front of his house, and
put out box with Fuss and Feathers in
it. This fall, Donald put them in new
white coop, and took them to the fair;
and they came home with red ribbon
tied to the coop.-Little Men and Women.